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Dock offers a comprehensive platform for creating, managing, and verifying digital credentials through a web app or API. The platform supports instant verification, allowing the authenticity of credentials to be confirmed in seconds. Dock provides an ID wallet that can be launched using their white-label wallet or Wallet SDK, and their digital ID ecosystem facilitates a network of trusted digital identity issuers and verifiers. The platform supports automated payments for credential verification, enabling issuers to set prices for reusable ID credentials. Dock’s technology incorporates zero-knowledge proofs for privacy-preserving verification and data minimization, and it is built on W3C open standards to ensure data portability and compliance. Dock’s blockchain serves as an immutable registry of all credential issuers. Dock Certs is a no-code platform that allows organizations to issue, manage, and verify verifiable credentials with ease. The platform’s API enables the creation of verifiable credentials with a single API call, and it supports credentials compliant with the W3C Verifiable Credentials Data Model. Additional features include automatic expiration dates, remote revocation of credentials, and selective disclosure, which allows users to share specific attributes without revealing the entire credential. Dock’s trust registry simplifies identifying trustworthy issuers and verifiers within an ecosystem. The platform supports the creation of decentralized identifiers (DIDs) on the Dock or Polygon blockchain and includes a graphical interface for setting up a digital ID ecosystem, inviting members, and managing trusted participants. Dock’s platform is versatile, supporting credential issuance across various industries such as healthcare, supply chain, workforce, finance, and education. It also includes a feature for embedding an ID wallet into existing apps using the Wallet SDK, and it supports advanced privacy features like zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure.